WDAY-AM (Fargo, ND)

WDAY-AM (Fargo, ND)

WDAY, broadcasting at 970 kHz as "News-Talk 970 AM and 93.1 FM," holds the title of North Dakota's oldest radio station, having launched in 1922. Based in Fargo, North Dakota, WDAY is owned by Forum Communications and run by Flag Family Media. Its transmitter is located near 210th Street South in Barnesville, Minnesota, while its studios are situated on 8th Street South in Fargo.

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  • 2 weeks ago | wdayradionow.com | Ken Duffy

    Fargo, N.D. – Fargo police are paying attention to a nationwide protest that features a local event that will take place this coming Saturday. But Police Chief David Zibolski isn’t expecting any serious trouble during the event. The NO KINGS Nationwide Day of Defiance by the group Indivisible on June 14th happens to coincide with the recent immigration demonstrations in Los Angeles, but was scheduled well in advance of those protests.

  • 2 weeks ago | wdayradionow.com | Ken Duffy

    Fargo, N.D. – The leader of the Fargo Police Department is not only defending the work of three officers who were recently assaulted while arresting a suspect downtown, but is also criticizing the hastened release of partial video of the encounter by local media without proper context. On Saturday June 7th, the three officers were attempting to take a man into custody for allegedly smoking methamphetamine in a parking ramp.

  • 3 weeks ago | wdayradionow.com | Chris Larson

    FARGO, ND – A 24-year-old Ironton, Minn., man has won the 2025 Fargo Marathon. Tucker Ringhand, 24, finished the race in two hours and 26 minutes to win the 2025 edition of the marathon, despite smoke-filled skies from Canadian wildfires and warm temperatures. Ringhand, who ran a minute-per-mile time of five minutes and 36 seconds, finished more than five minutes ahead of Bismarck’s Cole Jensen.

  • 1 month ago | wdayradionow.com | Ken Duffy

    Fargo, N.D. – Despite now being on the radar of federal authorities, a man and wife say they’ll continue returning to Fargo’s I-94 pedestrian bridge to unfurl a banner that some believe is calling for violence against President Trump. Wendy and Judd Hoff of Alexandria, Minnesota spoke exclusively to Flag Family News a day after they were seen on the bridge holding a black banner with “8647” written in white numbers. And the couple says they plan on coming back to do the same thing.

  • 2 months ago | wdayradionow.com | James McCarty

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